Wichita eagle., 1887-07-12

Hacker & jackson to Y W Walker 90
IS Central av, Meads' add. .......... LOO
E Emery to w McCord l, 2, 9, 10
blk 81 Mulvane. ...............;.. ~
81 Hertz to A Montgomery und2 3
30 and 81 Sites add. ...-.:...... $50
I Hopper to NJ P Hayden 46 Court
street ................. 500
Murdoch to d Woods, 1, Mona
avenue. $50
20 Watkins to l Hopper lot 46 Court
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Mulvane town co to E Emery lot g. 10,
A Wyatt to Furnish lots blk 3 Eu
Gnu ave. 4oU
j More to I Hunter parcel of land 240
Yesterday afternoon a little disturbance
arose on East Douglas avenue. and before i
terminated one of the parties retired with
black eye and bloody nose
Miss Jennie E. Goggin from Potsdam, N
Y, who has been visiting her frother in An
thony for the past few months, is in the city
the guest of Mrs. NJ. z. Lease.
Fifty-two marriage licenses was issued by
Judge Thomas during the month of June
the largest number it is said ever issued be-
fore in any month in the county.
Mr.. II. G. eager, of the Pavilion, leaves
today for Peoria, H., where he will be join
ed by his wife and then proceed to the north
ern lakes for rest and recreation.
w. 81. Hollis, editor of the Greensburg Re-
publican, and o. L. Greenleaf, sheriff of
klowa county, are in the city on business
and made the EAGLE a pleasant call
Sheriff Hayes, Turnkey Ed. Darnell, and
officer Clark, yesterday returned from Leav-
enwofth where they had taken the six pris-
oners sentenced to Imprisonment there
N. Keen, the pleasant gentIemanly
agent in the city ticket office of the Fort
Scott, was off Sunday evening with Hank
Heiserman's party for trip to Chicago.
The old buildings ON Douglas avenue east
OF The Noble block, were yesterday being pre-
pared for removal to make room for the ele-
CANT new brick block to be erected there.
Two colored lads had ''set-to" on til.
corner of Emporia and Douglas yestesday, |
but cop collared them and hustled them off !
before many scientific points had been ex-
hibited
The board of directors of the Merchants |
Protective Association will meet this evening
at O'Clock at the office of the secretary, 221
East Douglas avenue. All are urged to be
present.
"A wagon, loaded with merchandise te-
longing to wholesale grocery compan-r,
while near the corner of Market and Doug
las sank in the mire shortly after the shower
yesterday.
You and your family are cordially invited
to the grand opening of Gettos fine building
on the corner of Main and Second L
street tonight. All favors of ice Z
cream, ETC., served. I
avenue Christian churchs will give a recep- \
ton tonight at the corner of Main and Sec
ond streets Admittance free. Fine music,
and delicious ice cream.
The Wichita Plumbing, Pump and Supply
company yesterday received filter appar-
atus invented by Mr.. NJ. Pasteur, of Paris,
which makes clear water out Of muddy river
water 1t is on exhibition.
Prof. Newly of the Indiana State Normal |
School called yesterday. He is highly pleas
ed with the Princess and says he is almost
ashamed of the dull papers at home after
reading the Wichita papers.
Mr. Willis Hoke, of Baltimore, Maryland,
who has been visiting the hub for the past
two weeks, the guest of Mr.. A. Shober, left
for home yesterday much pleased with the
hurricane of the southwest.
The case Of state VS.. s. F. Jones for as
.sault and battery upon the person of VIM.
Edans, the Salvation Army man, came up
yesterday at Justice Walkers court. Jones
plead guilty and paid fine and costs.
During the rain yesterday afternoon the
old frame which was being moved off stopped
OH the street railway track and DISTRACTED
the travel of the cars, though 1t is reported
that one Of the car drivers drove around it.
Everyone who expects to visit an ice cream
parlor this evening should drop into the
Getto building, corner of Main and Second
street. and aid good cause, hear some fine
music and be waited on by an attentive
young lady.
Lost, strayed or stolen, a pup about six
weeks old, of massive strain, in color what
would be called black or blue-black with a
white stripe on his breast and probably a
little white on one or two of his feet. A lib
eral reward if returned to this Office.
Mrs Dr n W Smith and her son Ralph
started for Illinois, Michigan and Ohio, yes
terday morning, to visit for two or three
months. This is Mrs. Smiths first visit to
the east since she came west and the EAGLE
wishes her pleasant time Artie will ra
main home with her father.
The EAGLE is in receipt of the following
invitation: "Rev. and Mrs. John Elliott re
quest your presence at the marriage cere
mony Of their daughter Christiana to Rober
0. Deming, at half past So'clock, Wednesda.
evening, July Goth, 1887, Oswego, Kansas.
Robert is a Wichita boy, and as such sh
sends congratulations to him and his fai
bride.
Mr.. Scott W. Corbett, Of the Wichit
Wholesale Grocer company, leaves to-da
for England accompanied by his wife, who's
native country is England. A thousan
personal friends wish Scott and Mrs. Corbet
apleasant journey and visit and safe II
turn. For fifteen years las Mr.. c. confne
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